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Scotland Calling with GBH, Anti-Nowhere League, and more

Apr 26, 2025 at 11:45  ·  O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow

Scotland Calling
Apr 26
Scotland Calling
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Birmingham, England street punk band formed in 1978. Also known as Charged G.B.H., they helped revive U.K. punk and fused in heavy metal. Key releases include Leather, Bristles, Studs, and Acne and City Baby Attacked by Rats. Influenced Metallica and Rancid.
Anti-Nowhere League are a U.K. punk band formed in Turnbridge Wells, England in 1979. Their obscene single “So What” drew police attention; debut album We Are...The League (1982) charted. Metallica later covered “So What.”
Bar Stool Preachers released debut album Blatant Propaganda (2016) and followed with Grazie Governo (2018). They’ve toured the UK, Europe and North America, sharing stages with The Slackers, Jaya The Cat, Die Toten Hosen and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
Random Hand are a ska-punk band from the North of England, formed in 2002, blending punk, ska and metal. They’ve toured the UK and Europe and played Reading, Leeds, Slam Dunk and Boomtown. Albums include Change of Plan, Hit Reset and Random Hand (2023).
London's U.K. Subs, formed in 1976, are punk rock legends. Led by Charlie Harper, their raw, anthemic sound, blending punk and pub rock, produced hits like "Warhead" and "Stranglehold." Known for relentless touring and longevity, their influential career includes the 2022 album "Reverse Engineering," announced as their final studio release.
Cockney Rejects are a British rock band formed in East London in the late 1970s, known for a fiercely working-class punk sound. Signed to EMI after four gigs, they scored a chart-topping debut and recorded “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” in 1980.
Formed in Derry in 1976, The Undertones broke out with 1978’s Teenage Kicks, a John Peel favorite. They released pop hits like My Perfect Cousin and Here Comes The Summer, toured the USA with The Clash, and made four acclaimed LPs.
Riskee & The Ridicule are a UK grime-punk five-piece known for relentless energy, massive global tours, and scathing political attacks. Their albums include Dawn Of The Dog, Blame Culture, and 2023’s Platinum Statue.
Formed by Kirk Brandon and Stan Stammers from Theatre of Hate, Spear of Destiny broke through with Outland and its hits “Stranger in Our Town,” “Never Take Me Alive,” and “The Traveller,” and toured with U2 at Wembley in 1987.

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